New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

Of sheehau seeing that he was beaten, were
Democrats themselves John NJ Wiley the other Baaalo
should be elected MI sheehans modesty could hold
him back another moment make the point Of order"
smsndsd" chairman waller ruled that tSe point q Or
sensra you wi" in tue seat
n NE n::' 2 this place Mr.
Yes; did," replied Mr.. Walker. "but he would not
"Ithnk." said d. Cady Herrick "that the proper
way to 20 to work Is to accept Mr.. Lockwoods resgna-
Mr.. Cochran asked with an Innocent manner, "Is
there any controversy over the matter T. s,..,
candidate and in order to aay bad feeling move that
tho document sent US about Doyle from Buffalo be laid
This fred the Cleveland heart Of Mr.. spratt,
Collector Magones agent. and he spoke as follows:
Democrats the yarons counts, shall the representa-
part sas s.
tee the wishes e s
Who :1% not @ cssrs,
has resigned ns ad the
sun. ae' "''u' SUCH '0aD''' '"' D'"A' '-' W."
of Buffalo. stating that Doyle had been regnlariy
selected by tho Erie County Democratic County Commit
tee to succeed Lockwood Mr. sheehan fought on. He
said
Mr. Chairman. the Democratic County Committee Of Eric
sS%G', ','fS:s sSy Ss'
M1s1 Ss 1; 3
* B0.pfS" on
l' isTas @ s'aes
from the Gy Of tho Of PENS @
Soaass the only
aeeiiSs ii @ ibis soSess hers t6ersioo
any member to-day for Mr.. LOckwOods seat
Mr. spratt swiftly upset Mr. sheehan's argument that
the Erie County Committee had ceased TO exist ny read
ing that it Is existence till It's successor Is elected:
Of has Ssp before sssa s G'pr S s
The monOer. Of tho County COMMITTEES shall hold oGics
Of Office to begin On the irst day Of Febrairy'
~ don't think" said Mr.. spratt. that Mr. Bissell
John Y McKane insisted upon q vote on his motion
that the letter should be tabled The cng contest was
1t It was recognized by both the Cleveland men and
strength in the committee II the motion was adopted
Governor Hill would be master Of the democratic stare
Cleveland was proclaimed to the world as the master
Tue Cleveland by vote OF Is to H. The vote
Is given below:
Aycs-John Y. MeKane. George Abbott; John Mccsrty.
cOtter L. Huntins!on John oBrisn EGward % muF-
sheehan, William L. Muller. Robert s. Stevens William
NfnTy Wyn cemPs. VI S.s.s nqssAs fSss as
5eSn ssn Mason b. oaal Hsffcs william
P.idi F. Mciuiiae jOha H. wiisy~iS
Mr. Hlrs strength is exaggerated by this ballot The
four Brooklyn Democrats arc all Cleveland men, and
only voted for sheohan because of gratitude for his
services to the Brooklyn Democratic ring last winter
william B. Kirk. OF Syracuse. another CLEVELAND mar
voted for the motion tho best method OF preventing
Democratic dissension. Edward Murphy OF Troy stu
Of legislative favors Mr. sSsehan himself was voting
as the proxy OF Cleveland man. From this analysis It's
o se Of st., Of the thirty Of
tue Democratic state Committee ..,
1S Ssa. m Ssveaad has divided the
....kf- o.. sha
m @ about sS PsGoa and
the fund 10 create Cleveland machine Is practically un
age AT his disposal could Withstand such an attack
The Federal oficcnoders ara an army In comparison
feated the latter contest for the control OF party
The committee swiftly finished its work There was
no division between the Mil and the Cleveland men
vention. The committee divided the place as FOL.
lows Rochester @; Saratoga q sone OF tne heunes @
as September IL but Mir sptatt said the Democrats Oh
St Lawrence County wolld harily have uno 70 e'scs
their delegates by that time. Mr. Cochran said hat tho
state election was unusually late this year. on Novem-
bers convention was held as late as september ~
therefore there would be plenty oil time 10 MAKE foos
campaign. Popular interest could not be snslanei
much longer In our candidates SAID Mr COCHRAN. WIN
Attorney General There were twentyssyen votes In
favor OF holding The state on % G
cordingly September % was chosen The iol9wlng ea
FOR the convention was proposed by D. cady Herrck OF
Albany:
electors Of the STATE 2; NsrYSTs o. nY and al
party In tho Nation and In the state mas
Justify confidence OF the people are herc
to send thr delegates from each assembly, DIS
state ventOn To be heii al sato
ca on Tuesday September ~ at IL O'Clock noon OF tna
day to nominate candidates for the state Office, TO be hled
ami transact such ether business As
may before the convention
The lcommttee then adjourned to meet here on sop
tember 90 Tho Cleveland men said after the NEE tlng
that they intended 10 elect d. Cady Herrcs as chairman
OF tho Democratic State Committee which VIII DO named
by the convention The Hill men say that they VIII re-
gbt for the possession or the committee at ne
state Convention. lively contest /. eIpectcu Du,
President Cleveland has the Federal ohce-holders
machine at his back. and the bets are that ne VIII
ain posssssion OF the Committee Three candidates
Tor positions on the Democratic state ticket were
here to-day. They were Charles f. Tabor and william
Poucher who seek tho nomination for Attorney Genera
and Senator Edward Wemplo candidate for the nomt
nation for Controer-and yet Assemblyman sullivan.
Democrat Of New York, who business an undertager
makes him shlfu in detecting coming loss OF breath IN
any one said to-day: Tho Democratic state Ticket
| will be beaten by 10000 majority"